Transactions must be included in a block to be properly completed. When you send a transaction, it is broadcast to miners. Miners can then optionally include it in their next blocks. Miners will be more inclined to include your transaction if it has a higher transaction fee.

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Oh, so you do email notifications for pools that already do email notifications? Wow, that's innovation right there.

The Pool only tells you when your Miner is offline. It does not tell you when your hash rate drops. If you have 2 or 10 BFL's hashing on one box how do you currently know if one of them drops offline or not. Also We have seen pools go under attack and not be able to send out the notifications.

Chompthebit.com is not the same notifications that you get from the pool you set your thresholds and get notified when a worker drops below that threshold. Also I like being able to see multiple Pools from one interface.

Oh, so you do email notifications for pools that already do email notifications? Wow, that's innovation right there.

I never said it was innovative. It is needed for anyone mining at a high rate. We have purchased over 50k in mining hardware in the past 6 months and I want to make sure they are all hashing at there highest capability at all times. I have my notifications going to my NOC where someone can go look at the system 24x7 while I sleep. Today the pools only notify on Idle miners not a miner that has dropped any percentage of its hash rate.

yes you can install local monitoring but that will not tell you if your box is offline. If you box crashes how is it going to notify you that it is down. If the Pool crashes how is it going to notify you that it is down. I currently manage well over 5000 machines in our data center. All critical systems get monitored by a third party. Third party monitoring is not a replacement to local monitoring it is simply to ensure your systems are online. No single system is fool proof. Multiple monitors is a good thing.